oncology-kids

A website made by families - for families
Of children with various types of cancer & tumors

Hi. Welcome to our Site. This site got it's start in 1998
when parents got together and decided to try to help other parents.
Who are going through similar situations.
Nicole, Sean
and the many other kids dealing with this, are our Inspiration

Please take time to check out the following links. These are posted for free to help our friends
	Please join us at: ISPNO 2008 13th International Symposium on Pediatric Neuro-Oncology June 29th - July 2nd 2008 Family education day July 2nd 2008
	Chuck Navasky	Click here for more information on Chuck Navasky's One Less Tear project and the Navasky Foundation for Life.

Thank You to Give Kids The World Village for allowing my family to come back to get a better picture of my star Love Nicole		Please take time to Check out One Step at aTime camp I want to say Thank You to: Children's Oncology Services, Inc. Love Nicole
Thank you Dave Stump Owner of Fast Signs in Geneva Illinois Dave rode his bicycle 1361 miles from Crystal Lake Illinois to Houston Texas to raise money for Make a Wish of Illinois	The Infiniti Candle at: Oncology kids Alone we are but 1 candle. Together we are many lights	*Please visit our friends at:* *The SOCS Foundation* Supporting STAR {Survivors Taking Action & Responsibility}

	LookSmart's FindArticles - What almost dying taught me about living Girls' Life, Oct-Nov, 2002, by Sandy Fertman Ryan
	Bead therapy helps young cancer patients By JANE DEFAO San Francisco Chronicle 29-JAN-06
God's Promise Author: Unknown God didn't promise Days without pain, laughter without sorrow, or sun without rain. But God did promise Strength for the day, comfort for the tears, a light for the way and for all those who believe in his kingdom above, He answers their faith with everlasting love.		What Cancer Cannot DoAuthor: Unknown Cancer is so limited It cannot cripple love It cannot shatter hope It cannot corrode faith It cannot eat away peace It cannot destroy confidence It cannot kill friendship It cannot shut out memories It cannot silence courage It cannot invade the soul It cannot reduce eternal life It cannot quench the spirit
	Long-Term Follow-Up Guidelines for Survivors of Childhood, Adolescent, and Young Adult Cancers
Don't forget to check out their "Creative Mobility" Bikes which can be tailored to fit the special needs of most riders.



*Nicole Wright CEK (Chief Executive Kid) Oncology Kids*
Nicole's open letter to Cancer